FDA's Selective Response to the IoM Drug Safety Report

FDA says its plan to improve the post-marketing drug safety system embraces most of the recommendations made by the Institute of Medicine in a 2006 report. But in several respects, the agency's response isn't exactly what IoM had in mind.

At a press conference held to announce the Food & Drug Administration’s response to the Institute of Medicine’s report on drug safety, the agency’s top brass stressed that FDA is following the committee’s recommendations in its ongoing plan to improve the post-marketing drug safety system.

At first glance, it certainly looks that way: in response to the 25 recommendations from the IoM committee’s September 2006 report, FDA highlighted 18 "recently initiated" policy changes, 14 "new" initiatives, and eight actions announced

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